What is a Hybrid
Genre?
A hybrid genre is a
mixture/combination of different genres. For example: Action-Thriller,
Romantic-Comedy.
Why is Genre
used?
Genre is used to classify
each film made into categories, which is a way of targeting specific audiences
for which the film is made for. These genres additionally provide multiple
varieties of films which allows for people of all ages to enjoy movies,
depending on the genres which they like.
What are genre Conventions?
Genre conventions are
inclusions in a film to help the audience associate that film with its genre.
For example, conventions of horror include jump scares, scary setting etc.
These different genre conventions are illustrated through the use of camera
movements, the editing, the sound used and the mise-en-scene in the films.
Thrillers
What is a
thriller genre?
A thriller film is a film
which is created to thrill the audience, and is done so by leaving the audience
with questions and for them to wander what will happen next, and normally
finishes with a shocking twist or a powerful ending.
What are the main
Conventions of a Thriller?
The main conventions of a
thriller are: Suspense, Tension, mixture of slow and fast paced, Powerful
ending, and normally includes an exciting and unpredictable twist.
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